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PENSIONS

Many pensioners thrOughout the country entitled
10 increase Of their pensions Never In the history Of
the Pension once have satisfactory results in
claims for increase Of pensions been experienced than
under The present Administration, and this Is due
liberal policy of the Pension Bureau which recognizes
the fast that disabilities progressive in their
Congress, too has from to time increased ntinQs
and 10 il safe % assume IN the majority OF where
pension has not been increased during the st year
that the pensIOner is entitled increase OF his
pension.
advise pensOner who thinks he Is rated too low
20 correspond with the subject will carefully
examine his and advise him % the probability o.
securing AN increase. make charge for advice and
the TEE Is not due unless successful and then it y payable
by the Pension Agent out of the ~ payment OF pension
after the increase granted The Zee in increase claims
where disability is alleged is SO over 20 years
OF active practice before she various Departments enables
% give the benefit of my experience % my clients
GEORGE f. LEMON. Attorney,
6IJ Fifteenth 80. ~. w.
NJ lSuaNnrnN m n
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THO All Fits stopped free by DIR. X Iine,. Great
IT'D, Nerve X estorer. No Fits amer first davis
Marvellous cures Treatise and trial bottle fee
TO Fit cases Send TO Dr. Kline ggl Arch st PhiIa Ps
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WHAT'S IN A NAME.

FhhhDs OF IhE tLuR; have read two excel
sent pieces on Whit fn a Name and give INV
ideas 10 regard 10 same. There II nothing in smDlY
o. name For instance. what were there In lie
names George Washington or Abraham Iineoln
~ years ago. Nothing till the good and honor.
able deeds OF those men brought honor and beauty
20 their names Aud now these names when
spoken bring thrill Of Joy and pride 10 every
mind in the Union. The soldiers of the late rebel,
Hon received the special honor attached 10 fbeir
names from many heroic deeds Our das.is leave
nn impression ON both mind AID character The
old saying still holds true, good nome II rather
10 be chosen than great riches" And bovs Su-at,
and Mary Ami are just ar liable 90 make good true
women as Olive Pearl. Let us all have pood
names, since by our good deeds names shall be
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10 THE c. c.

10 all ye members Of our band,
True hearts, tie noblcst la our land
come 10 YOU with kindly greeting,
ana wish Tor prospect of our meeting.
N. lou, Florence aud OzrO DeIane,
Susie Dixon. Neiiie and H. L. Kane
Blanch Dippery, lrina aud Eva Pope,
Ed. Wallace, aud Edna who lives Ia Hone:
SiegiTied, Cowboy. Harry and Jesse,
Ed. r., John H., aud winsome bessie,
Media aud Kate aud Al ~ Mccall,
Annie and Mary, greet them ali.
Week Hfter week with jealous care
con the names Of those who are there
nov, Kind q. C., write Ia Geriie johnson;
DifecI 10 fafdeevilie. State of Wisconsin.
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Some Old Scrln.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: have in my
possession two curiosities in the shape Of old
money. The first, aud perhaps the rarest, IS a
note, of which the following is verbatim copy:
I: 1882. [red ink. Three Pence
This Bill shall pass Current for Three Pence,
According TO the Act Of General Assembly OF
The Common Wealth of Pennsylvania, Passed
The Twentieth Day OF March in The Year
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy
seven. Dated The Tenth Day Of April, A. ID.
l7V. Three Pence.
II DAVIS. A. !:
IL has an ornamental border, in which the
words Three Pence are printed at the top,
bottom and both sides. The old style IS" is
used. On the back are printed the words:
To Counterfeit is Death.
Philadelphia. Printed by John Dunlap, liz.
Three Pence.
This bill is in fair state Of preservation. /
have had it about 80 years. The other is bill,
OF which this is copy:
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am composed Of % letters:
My ~, 8, IS, -. d, 8, is liz portion OF land;
% ID, 20 3, q, 3 h. "A wild animal of the prairie
Is n, n, ~, 10, ~ 22 8 20 Is the abode of many
first settlers in the West
2s p. "a. 4, u, is, ~ are people opposed TO
Western settlement;
Is, ~, 6. 10 3, Is the greatest industry on the
Western plains
10. a. Is II, 10. g. 2. &c u il portion OF Kansas
not very valuable;
l6, =, }, -. 10, 49, b. p Is a County IN Kansas
%, 8, %, IL, ~, 2 is day of the week observed
ln Kansas the ar all other days;
20, 10, y, 8. "a is article i'm many parts some
of which are of little value and ia daily use
all over tle land, but especially required for
in Kansas.
My whole is the name Of very popular song often
heard sung ln the halls Of the United States
land Office ln the Garden City of Kansas
4 - If.att H., ID.
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A SURE CURE for Epilepsy and Fits in a. hours
street, st. Louis, Mo.
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Five
Cents.
Bank

5 ~ Five
Bank.
I: Cents. ~ Cents.
; promise TO pay TO Bearer
Five Cents
on demand at the Schuylkill Bank when the
f: sum amounting 10 one dollar shall be presented.
Philad', July LIST 1915
: Rac't President.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

RIO Contributors: In sending answers name
IL found. Answers Of guessers may bc forwarded
within a week AFTER receiving this TRIBUNE. DO not
make numerical enigmas of your own names.
Answers must accompany ali puzzles iorwarded.I
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE DEC. l6.
Conundrums-l. When he is looking out of n
prison window. 2. When it is made into little Pats
3. A green pear. 4. Twenty cents.
Tangle-
Mary had a little lamb,
It's fleece white snow,
And everywhere that Mary went
The lamb WAS sure 10 80.
Rhyming chaTade-Marlare.
War enigma-Gettysburg.
State enlgma-lHInOls.
Historic enigma-John Smith.
i. Why IL a blacksmith the more likely person TO
make money by causing the alphabet 10 quarrel?
2. What most resembles cat looking out of a
window under n bower Of roses Jennie Lyle,
Martins Ferry, y.
RHoMBoID.
Across-A piece of land a wanderer; 20 make
dim "A black bird; freshly.
Down-A vowel beief abb; steal; always !;
covered vehicle tocleave or split; cage or coop
the initials Of general killed in the late war;
eonsonant.-George Thompson, Leeman, Wis.
DIAMOND.
]. A consonRnt 2. An article 10 rest on g. To
resist 4. A cave o. A consonant.-X. Y. u.
WISH ENIGMA.
lam composed Of 10 letters;
My4 >. 3. - fruit;
10, H. i means YES
:, u. Is a short sleep;
y, 2, q As wherefore;
My whole wish ali OF THE TRIBUNE puz-
zers.-A ". u.
CHRISTMAS ENIGMA.
GA 3is a tribe or nation;
6, s. 4 is a small animal
], 2. z, is a mineral;
10, 8. g. : Is "A Bible name;
lO b. q, 2 D. 3, 3 the name OF town in Mexico.
My whole is a iavorite with all boys and girls
Winfield, Kan.
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FEMININE FkNcIrs

Harry Household: The following fancy articles
will be found useful and pretty FOR giits:
SHAVING-TlDIEs.
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LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
The Happy Household.

HAIRY HOUSEHOLD: A pretty book mark can be
made follows: Take piece of velvet; paint n
bunch OF pansles and birds the center; paint also
u paney In each corner Work the edge with silk
thread. You will find il very pretty when finished;
will send six scrap pictHres ana some pressed
ferns for the prettest postal CONGRATULATIONS
Dance Brownstown, III.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-05
The OVERLAND MONTHLY 1887.

Single subscriptions $500 per year. post paid
Single number IS cents. Sample copy % cents.
CLUB terms, Ave copies to address, SIS 90
Local agents wanted, and liberal terms offe red.
Address,
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY COMPANY,
AIS Montgomery st. San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-05
The EXPERT SPECIALIST,

Avular graduated Physician and Surgeon educa
TED at Bowdoin College and University, of Mich
gan. He has devoted lifetime to and is acknowl
edged to be the most expert Surgeon in hi
specially on the Pacific Coast
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-10
BARNCN'S BIG SHOW.


- DO LAECAAteT on SATURDAY, Nay iAtn
For more than so years past p. T. Bsrnum has
been before the public catering to their amuse.
ment and instruction. and during that time he
has been the originator ana manager OF nearly
all the largest public enterprises in this country
AL his past achievements, however are d warted
by comparison with his present enormous mi.
bition. and which In its entirety will be in Ian.
caster on saturday, May 4th. His this years
show, comprised under the name OF the United
Barnun and London shows, consists Of nine
immensely large exhibitions in one, with t. rec
full circus companies in three rings a museum
OF living won ders, two double meuage'tes, a big
elevated stage. the great Roman hippodrome.
reproduction of Jumbo; Alice Jumbo's widow (;
| the fvo.y boned elep liant skeleton the mascots
Captain Paul Boy tons aquatic performances in
sped ially constructed lake OF clear water; the
flying gymnasium, etc and Is transp ported
upon ratlroadtrain mile long has 0 people
on Its pay roll requires "a tent covering ten
acres, seating ~ persons with two OF her tents
each 800 feet long. Herds OF elephants, Camels,
800 horses, l9 ponies. and hundreds of other
wild animals are under other huge, ,anvases. In
exhibiting this overw hel ming collection of
novelties sin which l0J acts OF a daring kind are
showD-Barnum has well sustained his title Of
the "prtnce OF showmen, for in his line he has
no equal In addition to the attrac tons men.
toned there are the thrilling Roman chariot
races. male and female jockey races. hurdle Il At
and steep'e-c hase races, and many other kinds
OF sports and contests. Besides all this there
viii be grand equestrian entertainme Mt, In
which great many European sensations VIII
be Introduced. 1he entire exhibition Is one of
the most exciting character, and entirely novel
in every respect. The monster parade " i'll take
place in the morning at o'clock. ltdAw
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OaN0lNO HOn UaARifT.
4 fias Concert BY the Mcnasrchcr Fer
Joseph's Hospital

4 ftno Concert BY the Mcunsrchor FER 81
Joseph's Hosprsi.
Fulton opera house was crowded last even.
Ing to attend the vocal aud instrumental
concert for the benefit of 81. Joseph's hos-
p,tal given by the Lancaster Maanerchor.
Every seat In the lower ti,or was taken and
the gallery was also crowded. The Ma Gnner.
chor we're assisted by Prof. &. Thorbahn's
orchestra, the choirs Of ST Anthony and 81
Joseph churches, and the high schools The
following was the programme presented:
Reception Overture -tschle rlegrell) Prot. &.
Thorbahn's Orche.trN,
solo" Heaven Has Shed a Tear" tKuecken,
Chorus-vrom 4" Daughter OF the Regi nent,"
tponize,til the ilsh schools. -
Clartonet Solo-rrom "Bohem,au Girl" Lara.
rus) Prof. g. Thorbahu's Orchestra
Chorus" Laudate fueri." lItngarells) Choirs
Recitation :" After III, BAttie." Is. Bridges)
soldiers, Chorus-rrom Faust" tGounod)
5000" il Was Not Thus to Be-" tApt) Mr.. H.
Chorus" Lacrimae Christi" (weinsierp
solo :" irnani. Fly with Me-" tverdD Miss r.
Chorus" Alma Virgo" tcamrans). Solo by
M,ss Leiia Besr-Choirs OF st. Anthony and 81.
krminie selection -trobann. rrof. c. Thor.
bahn's Orchestra.
y
the work Was enthusiastically applsuded by
the audience. The orchestra showed the
most careful training, and its eleven mem.
bers played as one. The skill OF the young
girl handling the first violin was par.
ticularly noticeable The solid choruses OF
the Mennerchor attracted the usual plaudits
and the members thereof gained fresh
local lsurels. Mrs NJ. Matz sang In
charming style and her daughter developed
quite large degree OF talent as an amateur
recitationist Prof Thor bahn's clarionet sole
Was one Of the gems OF the evening In the
"Lsudste Pueri" a fine chorus was heard
| along with II. Drschbar's clear sweet tenor
voice The high school choruses were very
brilliant particularly that from Faust" MIR.
| Drachb captured the audience by his pathetic
rendition OF alt Was y Not Thus to Be-" NJ iss
f. Ssner was to have sung, Ernsni, Fly
With me-" but Prof Mstz announced that
illness prevented, and the orchestra filled In
this gap with q fine selection. Miss Leila
Bears fine sopsno voice was heard in the
"Alma Virgo" which the joint
church choirs assisted in. The eve.
ming of harmony closed with selections
from "Erminie' rendered in fine style by the
orchestrs. All In all, 1t was one of the tnes
concerts that has been given In this town fol
Q long time, and Prot. Msz, who conducted
| it. deserves great credit for lis work, as also
the Mnnnerchor, the high schools, the church
choirs, the orchestra and all who lent assist
ance to this worthy charity.
About $500 will be realized for the institu
| ton as the result OF the concert.
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NBw YoRK, May l0-Flour market dull !;
good TO choice extra western, d so65 90; RoHd
extra Western. d 25fSI IS.
Wheat-S1 / ked State. s9,: No. Q do,
sshc No. Red. Winter. May, Ss,kc: June s5,Ic !.
Jnlp. siAc Aug, s!ssc receipts. $4,000 ship.
Corn-No. mixed cash. 4s<c Nav. sc do
sS,n;sa SMns; a,c IIiy' 'shc receipts. 1850 bus
Osts-ko. ! White State. sHc; No Q d.
Shc; No. Mixed. May. a3noi June, 33ssc re.
ceipts, Ss OO bus shipments, none.
RyS DUH Western, o60o6c State, 57k06ac
harley nominal.
Pork dull old meas. sls sO0!6 co.
LArd-Juns. u 20; July, 81 y
Uolassae dull at l9Hc for boiling stock
Iurpentne dull At SAKE.
Rosin quiet; strained TO good, q 2akll2b
Petroleum dull Refined. In caoss, SIC
1roights dull; grain to Liverpool, "a.
Butter dull; Western Creamery. 2022c I;
xlEin Creamery. 20ac state dairy. hall frkin
tubs. ltof22c
Cheese dull; Western Plat lio,,Sc: good to
choice light skins. llk0l2Hc Fancy White, Is
6l2hc; State Factory. ,20isl1c.
,,ssEgs quiet state. i2'10 .2sc; Western. llX0
sugar steady: Refined Cuuoat iisasXc
Tallow dull prime city. Sl603Kc.
8ice nominal Caroltns fair - good, 333kc
Conse strong fair cargoss. l7kc.
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DDA tina.

BuEHLER- In Phi adelphia on the 9Th inst.
MARdAiene Buchler, wife OF Jacob Buenler, in
the "a year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF Mrs Victoria Diehl, No. -!
High street. on Wednesday morning at 9
O'Clock. Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's church.
lnterment At 81, Josephs cemetery. 2ds
kR cE.-Mav 10. lss7, ia this city. Peter krick.
In his list year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence. IN Upper Leacock town ip,
on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Interment
At Mechanicsburg. I'D
kTRIsMKTz May ., 1887, Mrs. Catharine Stein
metz. In her slst year.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-.
specially invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence. in Annville on Thursday,
May 18th, at ~ O'Clock p. III. InteIment In
Evergreen cemetery.
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1wu1as Consspondeuoe Of lxrsILIesrcnn.
u OoEunNA, Nay l0-The annual meeting
~ - Kesaey 0tovo company wss held Lest
lqn1ne = Ne souDctl chamber. A good
- eesho soookholders were present,
! - ensons ones ssnt their proxies to
s0ns psesosa The msssing was very
1HmoaiooA and The following board Of di.
booasss were elected NessrA 8. g. Dst.
ptlsH william Patton, Samuel Filbe,t,
Hlsam wiisoo, J. II. Herr, b. F. Brunsr, r.
- Deonee1 james Perrottet, Frederick
DuoAef. The laat two gentlemen are new
Oomoon q The board, and take the places Of
@D9oo1gA O. = 0raybill and J. A. Meyera who
snoolgaod from the position. Mr.. George w.
1a1domsn wss elected treasurer Of the com.
pany.
Il Rslies Coursa
CHARLES Lofine wss arrested: by Officer
Wittick lest night, for drunken and disord-
efly cuuducG This morning he had . hear
lae bssdgs Squire Evans, and was sent to all
~ ave daya
Wflihm Griniths and Zsch Richardson,
Two colored boys were arrested by Officer
Gilbert charged with throwing stones at .
eolorsd woman living in slleyJ. The boys
had hearing this morning, before Squire
EvsnA whom they attempted to prove that
they did mot do the stone throwing. but their
Witnesses were unable to prove the absence OF
the boys from this neighborhood. The cost,
amounting TO "a, were imposed in each case.
DEAN Of Mrs. hardy.
MrA z. Q. Hardy died at her home on
Walnut street above Second on Monday
morning at o'clock, In the 3sth year OF her
age. Deceased had been sick for the past
several months with consumption, which
Was the cause of her death. A husband and
obi lAnas Inff to ,o,,r ha Of a
devoted wife and mother. The funeral will
take place on Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, services to be held In the Trinity
Reformed church.
The mother of Mira VIM. A. King Is lying
deed at her homo In York.
Regarding the Fishway.
1t was mentioned in the lNTELLIGENCER
Of Monday that J. d. Kinney, Of Montreal,
Canada, was the patentee OF the new fishway,
built In the Columbia dam. That ger tlemsn
IVES the engineer In charge Of the erection OF
the shute, and the patentee Is W. II.
Rodgers, Of Nova Scotia, inspector OF
fisheries. The three shad caught In the gill
met yesterday afternoon have been sent te
Governor Jas A. Beaver.
Town Notes.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF council
VIII b held In council chamber this evening
Company will be inspected this evening
BY Msjor J. B. Coryel. Company 1, o.
Wrightsville, will be inspected later in the
evening by the same officer.
Jscob @. Pence lett town to-day for . visit
Of four weeks to points of interest in Kansas.
The Young Folks social aud literary
: society of the St. Johns Lutheran church
nUill hold meeting this evening at the resi-.
t5AonOe Of Mr.. John Wilson.
james ID. Slade left town last evening for
Birmingham, Ala, with view OF locating in
that place.
John Gilbert denies the ownership of tha
rabid dog killed last Sunday afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-10
fELkRkA-PBEka BY ga.

Thoma. - Edison Returns Home From Florida
I'd Talks About His Recent Experiments.
IRON the New York World.
Thomas A. Edison, the famous electrician,
has returned from his three months trip to
florida and his now with his family at his
beautiful residence in Llewellyn park, West
Orange, n. J. Mr.. Edison looks robust end
healthy and says he has succeeded In Kidding
himself entirely of the Ills that beset his life
previous to his departure The story about
Mr.. Edison's eyes beginning to fail him was
certainly fiction, and yesterday afternoon
In the midst OF his happy little family he
talked to a reporter with q bright light In as
merry pair OF eyes As any body would wish
TO see.
81 went South mostly for my health" the
wizard said, shut did q little experiment.
ing. shall probably now remain home all
summer"
"whst kind Of experiments did you make
al experimented mostly on telegrsphing
BY sea, but have not gone far enough yet to
make known the progress have made. My
experiments gave me satisfaction, however,
and next year think l will have the work
completed. ! have experimental both by
electrical and mechanical processes 1t Is an
excellent place down there for such work
The waters are calm and not deep, with an
unhroken stretch OF at least twenty milss
] think the time will come when vessels at
50 can talk to each other at distances of
twenty miles. The talking will be done by
means OF dots and signs and anybody Can
understand them"
Do you think the time will come when a
man in America can talk by telephone to a
man In Europef ?"
"a discovery will first have to be made
1t IN almost impossible to talk twenty miles
by sea now. A man cannot talk over q wire
from Broad way, New York, TO Coney Island
snd be heard with distlnctness- 1t now re.
quirss all the electricians skill To make
even that connection. The difficulty
squares itself In making connection by sea.
III required a certain amount of SIX iii to get
up telephonic communication between New
YORK and Coney Island, say twenty miles, it |
would require the square of that skill to get
u up on another twenty miles, no that II
would be about one million times a. diff
cult to tslk from America to Europe as from
New York to Coney Island.
81 ne cause OF the difficulty is on account
OF the great induction. The wires stretched
across the country are not near the earth
There Is an induction between the wire and
the earth and the nearer the wire Ia to the
earth the greater the induction. The wires
that 60 across the ocean are very near the
earth, causing great induction. 1t will be a
long time before any good telophoning by
ses will be done and, a. said, some new
discovery will have to be made"
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The Bottle TrOubI0s.

Christian Metzsar, Of Columbia, one OF the
men on whose premises beer bottles, belong.
ing to Lancaster botters were found, has
given bail before Alderman Barr tor Q hear.
ing to morrow morning at 10 o'clock. A.
Fieckensteln has given bail for hearing on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Ofiicer
Lemsn yesterday found more bottles be-
longing to Sprenger, Kiehl and Engle q,
Fieck snstein's place, aud also . number at
the hotel Of Andrew Kane. In Washington
borough
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Arrerted For Abduc,,on.

John G. Strickler, . young man OF York,
was arrested there last evening on the charge
of abduc,ing Florence, the 17.yeaY-old
daughter of p. W. Stone, an insurance agent
II II the belief that it was his intention to
take train for Wrightsvilie or Columbia,
where his lady love il, and Join her and fly
70 the free soil OF New Jersey, where the
marriage license law has not bloomed vet,
ana where pspss with objections are power.
less to interfere.
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Death OF mrs. Jacob Longuscaes

Mrs Longnecker, wife of scob Lonenecker,
Of Ephrats, died this morning, aged 20 years,
after a short Illness Deceased was q lite-
long resident of that section OF the county,
loving wife and kind mother and
her loss will be greatly felt by q
large circle 0f friends. Her family consist Of
her husband, who is beyond four.score year.,
and three sons and four daughters. She was
member OF the Lutheran church OF that
village tor many years. Her funeral will
take place on Saturday morning and the In
terment made at Lincoln.
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SwlDlll0t1 Df OOO.

1t was stated recently that the three men
who hired two teams In York and abandoned
them at Shenk's ferry wero polished gentle
men, and had no intention of stealing the
liVeryman's property. They are nov known
to have had "queer" business In that locality.
On the road from York to Glen Rock they
met Emanuel Dsvinney. who was eager to
test his luck in their lottery. The crooks
LETT Mr. Dsvinpey after securing 81, 600 OF his
money. Dsvinney did not return home, but
went to SteeltOn, Dsuphin county, where Q
friend found him nearly crazy.
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Casss AKains, Tr.mps.

The tramps who were arrested by Consts.
pie Pickel on Sunday, were heard before
squire Graybill, Of Petersburg, last evening.
Two OF them we're sent to the workhouss tor
~ Gays each and two others were discharged.
concerning the woman, Clara Smith, also
arrested oy Constable Pickel, 1t is likely that
cnsrees OF surety OF the peace will be brought
eesinst her, as she made threats to iniure
several people. An effort will be made n
have her boy sent to the Children's Home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-10
Work On the street hallway E,,.n.,on

-, HsHSoubrOu.
Word was received here this morning that
the sailing vessel from Florida, which has on
board pine lumber to be used In the CON.
struction Of the extension OF the Lsncsster
street railway, has arrived In Philadelphi
u had been overdue some dsya The work
on the road will be begun next week and It
will be under the supervision OF Robsr.
Templeton.